Drum 'n' bass duo Chase and Status are behind the biggest British release of 2011 and have developed a ferocious live set - "You really get that intensity at our shows, it's all-out carnage," they tell David Smyth... more
Swedish House Mafia and Annie Mac are among the celebrity DJs lined up for marathon club gigs this bank holiday weekend, proving that London is still the best city in the world to find a sleepless night
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I can't tell you whether darts is a sport or a game, but on this we might as well agree: it sure is a good excuse for a nice little festive drink... more
Former finalist Kirk Shepherd suffered a first-round exit at the hands of 13th seed Wayne Jones in the PDC World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace... more
Dutchman Vincent van der Voort had to walk three miles in the snow to play in the PDC World Championship at Alexandra Palace but still beat Dylan Duo 3-0... more
A millionaire entrepreneur plans to sue the owners of Alexandra Palace after his three-year attempt to turn the building into a £55 million hotel failed... more
There's plenty to keep you occupied over the long weekend, including a May Day festival, a new Star Wars exhibition and a Bank Holiday BBQ at Camden's Proud Galleries.... more
Brazilian electropop, Philly soul, old-time psychadelic nonsense, nu-folk and the launch of a fancy dress music festival: David Smyth is spoilt for choice.... more
Brazilian electropop, Philly soul, old-time psychadelic nonsense, nu-folk and the launch of a fancy dress music festival: David Smyth is spoilt for choice.... more
After a spell in the Priory, Keane frontman Tom Chaplin is back in the saddle and the success story appears to be back on track, on the surface at least. ... more
Pop band Keane are firing the opening salvo in a new battle against bootleggers. They are to sell CD recordings of their gigs only 10 minutes after they come off stage.... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do
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